re: #52 palomino

Indeed. Since fizziks is a pro-Israel advocate, maybe this analogy will be more understandable: if we search around Arutz Sheva, Pam Geller’s blog, Breitbart and other such ultra-far-right resources, we will be able to quickly gather hundreds of comments about Arabs/Palestinians by ostensibly pro-Israel people, which, had they been written about Jews, could have come from Stormfront. Such comments not quite seldom include veiled (and sometimes even open) calls for genocide/wholesale slaughter, to say nothing of “mere” rampant racism. If one made screenshots of such comments and made a “game” out of them named “Pro-Israel or Stormfront?”, I think fizziks would be the first one to object (and rightfully so). That he doesn’t see how this is the same thing that he is doing is … curious.